9. Mortise, a hole in a piece of wood to receive the tenon in carpentry.

12. Chidden, and so, angry.

13. Shaked, the old infinitive being shaken, Elizabethan writers frequently used the form ofed for the participle.

15. Molestation, disturbance.

17,18. Enchaf’d, enshelter’d, embay’d. En was a favorite prefix with Shakespeare, especially in this play. We shall find also encave, enwheel, enfetter’d, enmesh. Perhaps with participles he likes some kind of prefix as a substitute for the old prefix.

22. Their plan is foiled.

23. Sufferance, damage, loss.

26. A ship equipped by the inland city of Verona.

41. We may expect fresh arrivals any moment.

50. Not in danger from being overloaded with fear.

62. Paragons, a Spanish word formed by two prepositions— para, con — outdoes.